I added about a 1/3 cup of water before putting them in the microwave to loosen the mix up a bit. When it was hot, I splashed some unsweetened almond breeze on top. *sidebar: I found Almond Breeze for $1.99 last night! That’s $0.70 cheaper than what I normally pay!!*
Time: 50 minutes
Avg Hr: 152
Max Hr: 171
Calories Burned: 415
Distance: 4.3 miles
Before hitting the gym I ate my last 2 figs and some Parnoosh dates;
Strange for me, but I was full after maybe half the soup. I was sitting there eating it and suddenly I thought “why am I still eating this? I don’t feel hungry anymore.” I took one more spoon full and packed it back up to take home. I’m sure it will be fine to reheat again.My post yesterday seems to have generated a lot of interest in fiddle heads!! I like my veggies on the plain side so I usually steam or saute them and tossed with olive oil/butter and S&P. They taste very similar to asparagus. I’m gathering that they can be quite expensive, so I’m extra lucky to be able to harvest as many as I want for free. I can see the cost, though as they aren’t the easiest to pick….I was ankle deep in water for most of the harvest….and are a pain in the rear to clean. The gathering part I love the cleaning not so much. I suck it up once a year though because they really are a treat! You can read more about them here.
I was a bit peckish later in the afternoon so I ate my fruit. This is one orange and 2 kiwi.
  There's some Dijonnaise there for sipping, too!  When we stopped at Knapp's on Sunday we picked up one of their marvelous pies....Strawberry Rhubarb Peach.  Oh, yeah, it's as good as it sounds!  I helped myself to a piece tonight.
So you can visualize the size of this piece, the pie was cut into 8 wedges.  My hubby eats 2 at a time.  Some may find this unfair but the way I look at it, the temptation will be gone that much sooner!  :)After dinner I took some shots on DS while he was in net. He bought himself some goalie gear on the weekend and is having fun with it. I think I'm the only chick on the street that plays ball hockey in the driveway! The movement is great for digestion! Once I've posted this, I'll be getting lunches and what not ready for tomorrow so I have zero interruptions while the Biggest Loser finale is on. I can not wait to see who wins it!! Go Tara!!! **WINK**
Bye for now!!
How fun to play ball hockey with DS :) That pie looks fantastic, as does all your baking!
ReplyDeleteI agree! Being in the kitchen makes me calm...love it! All the baked goods look so good! Love the mini loaves. I don't think you're lazy at all for bringing in canned soup! Soup totally fills me up too. Have a good night.
ReplyDeleteI find baking very relaxing and therapeutic... I remember when i was in Argentina, I used to bake before important exams..so lucky were my parents!
ReplyDeleteI love love those mini loafs... recipe please... and I'll try to find those mini loaf molds this weekend! :)
You baking looks fantastic!! The mini loaves are so cute! Batter oats? I like the sounds of that!
ReplyDeleteI think that's great you played ball with your son! You're a great mom!!
I love all the little loaves! I agree that baking is very therapeutic!
ReplyDeletegreat looking loaves :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a CRAZY sale!!!! The cheapest I can find Almond Breeze out here is $2.50 and that's ON SALE!!!
ReplyDeleteYou know, if you need help getting rid of those mini-loaves, I'd be happy to oblige ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd I think the best price I've ever gotten Almond Breeze for was 3 for $5 (so about $1.67 each). Usually, the best sale price you can get is $2.50 each, although I might have seen it a few times for $2?